Between brackets, the organisers and/or chairs
Underlined – when available – name of the presenting author(s)

Session 4A: Patents and Patenting: What do we Learn about Innovation? (Birgitte Andersen) Room 020

• Katrin Cremers, Goerg Licht (ZEW, Mannheim):
  Stability of EPO Patents – in patent infrigement cases in Germany (paper)
  
• Roberto Fontana (CESPRI, Bocconi University), Aldo Guena (SPRU):
  The nature of collaborative patenting activities (paper)
  
• Alessandro Nuvolari (Eindhoven University):
  The Industrial Revolution and the Value of English Patents for Invention, 1617-1852 (paper)
  
• Julien Penin, Jean-Pierre Walck (BETA, Strasbourg):
  Research tools patents and free-libre biotechnology: a unified perspective (paper)
  

Session 4B: Markets and Demand: Explorations (Mariana Mazzucato) Room 021

• Zakaria Babutsidze (UNU-MERIT):
  Product promotion as a Source of Information in Societies where Consumers are learning to consume (paper)
  
• Pelin Demirel, Mariana Mazzucato (Open University):
  Does Market Selection Reward Innovators? Evidence from the Pharmaceutical Industry (slides)
  
• Kevin Marechal (CEESE, Université Libre de Bruxelles):
  An evolutionary perspective on the economics of energy consumption: the crucial role of habits (paper)
  
• Marianne van der Steen (Twente University), Rudi Bekkers, Isabel Bodas Freitas (ECIS, Eindhoven University), Victor Gilsing (CIR, Tilburg University):
  Beyond the Demand-Side Perspective of Technology Transfer Policies: An Empirical Analysis of the Netherlands (paper)

Session 4C: Labour and Macro-economic Approaches (Bart Verspagen) Room 022

• Fulvio Castellacci (Norwegian Institute of International Affairs):
  Technological paradigms, regimes and trajectories: Manufacturing and service industries in a new taxonomy of sectoral patterns of innovation
• Marco Grazzi, Giulio Bottazzi (SSSUP, Pisa):
  Wage-size relation and the structure of workforce composition in Italian Manufacturing Firms (paper)
  
• André Lorentz (MPI-ECON, Jena), Tommaso Ciarli (Manchester Metropolitan University), Maria Savona (University Lille 1), Marco Valente (University L’Aquila):
  Structural Change of Production and Consumption: A Micro to Macro Approach to Economic Growth and Income Distribution (paper)
  
• Christian R. Østergaard, Kari Kristinsson, Bram Timmermans (DRUID-IKE, Aalborg):
  Does Employee Diversity Lead to Innovation?